Luling High School - Aquila Yearbook (Luling, TX)

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We don ' t have any set stunts, we just practice learning tech- niques and develop those into newer and more complicated stunts, said freshman, Ty Thor- man, as he exhibites the perfect form and balance required of an expert skateboarder. Showing off a stunt on his BMX, Martin Cardenas, freshman, ex- plains that learning to do stunts on a bike can be dangerous and taxing. TRANSPORTATION 27

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I was getting to the point where I needed transportation all the time and I didn ' t want to mooch rides off my friends anymore. Vickie Ellison is just one of many teen-agers who turns hobby-vehi- cles into modes of trans- portation. From skate- boarding to biking to mo- peding, students have found getting from one place to another can be fun if using a unique set of wheels. My usual speed is 30 mph, although it really registers 40, said Cleve- land McKinney of his moped. I believe the greatest conveniences are available parking and easy maneuvering. As far as skateboarding »-T and biking are concerned, they are two of the oldest forms of recreation used for transportation, although these days it can be pretty expensive. Ty Thorman said he paid $150 for his skate- board and Martin Cardenas paid $310 for his BMX bike. ,l vJ w U A. : c Vickie Ellison, sophomore, sports her new red and black striped Spree. 26 STUDENT LIFE

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Most Athletic are Seniors Chris McKinney and Sonya Roberts while Trey Alexander and Missy Short, also seniors, are Best Dressed. Class Clowns Bodie Miller, ju- nior; Jason Grogan, sophomore; Scott Jones, senior; and Matt 28 FAVORITES Brown, freshman, demonstrate see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil, and do no evil. Mr. and Miss Personality are Seniors Lora Schulte and Wesley Glover; Most Handsome Senior Barry Benbow with Most Beau- tiful being Junior Shannon Turner, Most Talented are sen- ior Pame Spencer and Junior Fred Weber.